Of our kids. Reporter i spoke with a representative of milwaukee public schools. She says the school sent out a notification to parents today. Lauren, thank you. Today day two of the recount. A slow start rebounded in one day. The actual counting didnt start until late last night. They say theyre right on schedule as of we did get after lunch. Every since theyve been reading ballot after ballot. The process is moving faster, as we go. A much different sight from yesterday when the morning, afternoon, and much of the night was spent on prep work, matching numbers from the general election to their ballot count of around 240,000. It started out very slow. I think its going to pick up. As of friday afternoon, tabulators made their way around five municipalities with very weve done, we have a plus oneonone. Thanks to leaving cushion, county clerk Kathleen Novak said theyre in good shape for the deadline. We are going to make it. I dont have any concerns about that. 20 tabulators will be wo
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Shaking his hand and ending the night with the entire family shaking his hands. Our coverage will continue, well see you back tomorrow. Back to you. Philadelphia hospitals and the Emergency Operations center are gearing up for the dnc. Its all hands on deck, as you can imagine. Biggest Health Concern is the hot weather expected next week with lots of protesters expected on the streets. Theres a risk for many becoming dehydrated. Misting tents and water will be available for protesters on broad street. You can stay with Eyewitness News for continuing coverage of campaign 16 on the radio with kyw news radio and 1210 wpht, online with cbsphilly. Com and tv with cbs news and of course your Eyewitness News to team here on cbs3. Our visitors will be coming in on the weekend and thats when the heat is coming in. Of major stuff. Theyre going to arrive in philadelphia and think wow, its tropical here. Its going to be sweltering. We got great ice cream, water ice in philadelphia. Theres going to
Takes real people on the road to get their questions answered, and tonight the guest is asking questions about how safe cleveland is, and shes walking the streets to see for herself. Reporter how does it feel over here . Very congested. Reporter amy walters is a teacher and mother of two small kids, and at this moment she is closer to the action than she ever thought she would be. Just with all the events that have happened in the last few weeks and whatnot, i think it brings fear to people. Reporter if thats the perception, whats the reality . Lets start at the heavily fortified check point for delegates and the media. Its controlled by the secret service. Now off to the Public Square where many protests happen. Do you think theres a lot of police here . In my opinion, yes, and they are kind of hanging back and talking to the events unfold. And heres what amy saw as we approached the main entrance to the convention hall. Right now we are seeing a barricade, and they are taking their b
App, just search wisn in your app store. Now to our other big story tonight. Four crime scenes, five people killed, and several more hurt. Adrienne it was a violent night in milwaukee. This map shows where the deadly shootings happened in the past 24 hours. A shooter hit four of the nine victims near 41st and fond du lac. Police telling us the shooting happened after a fight outside a tavern around 3 00 this morning, two men in their thirties are dead. Both of the surviving victims are in the hospital. Two hours earlier, near 23rd and state, two other men shot and killed. Police say this particular shooting appears to be related to a robbery. No one is in custody. Last night, someone shot and killed a man as he drove on sherman boulevard. According to mpd the victim then hit a car that was turning on burleigh. We asked milwaukee mayor tom barrett about the violence. It happens way too often. It happens because there are way too many guns. It happens because too many people dont know ho